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Campaigning for Lok Sabha election will continue in full swing on Monday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing rallies in Bagalkot of Karnataka and three – Solapur, Satara and Pune of Maharashtra.
As 89 Lok Sabha seats across 13 states vote in the second phase of the parliamentary elections on Friday, one of the biggest political stories of the day could come from the Supreme Court.
SANJAY Nirupam has always carried, euphemistically speaking, more bark than bite. No surprise then that as he exited the Congress spitting fire at it on Thursday, even telling it to save the expense of using stationery to serve him an expulsion notice, it was not clear which party would have the 59-year-old next.
After making the Old Pension Scheme a strong poll pitch ahead of Assembly polls and actually reverting to it in states where it came to power, the Congress party is learnt to have junked the promise of an OPS for government employees in its manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections.
The Congress released a list of five Lok Sabha and 114 Assembly candidates from the state on Tuesday, with its Andhra Pradesh chief Y S Sharmila all set for her electoral debut from the family bastion of Kadapa.
The announcement of the Lok Sabha poll schedule by the Election Commission has set the stage for a grand battle between an upbeat BJP led by two-term Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which is looking for a third consecutive win, and the fragmented Opposition INDIA alliance, which has yet to find its act together.
As the Congress announced its second list of candidates on Tuesday, there were no names from Maharashtra. With the Lok Sabha poll schedule expected to be announced in a few days, the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is still struggling to wrap up seat-sharing allegedly because of a lack of coordination between the Congress and the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray).
The Congress Tuesday came out with its second list of 43 candidates for the Lok Sabha elections, fielding sitting MPs Gaurav Gogoi and Pradyut Bordoloi in Assam, and Nakul Nath from Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh, while denying renomination to its Barpeta, Assam, MP Abdul Khaleque.